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passenger rights
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Contains news about passenger rights in the context of air travel. This might include regulations, or incidents prompting discussions about passenger rights.
Mistaken identity leads easyJet to ban innocent passenger from flying
A passenger was wrongfully banned from flying with easyJet for 10 years, because of an identity mix-up, the…
Hungary imposes $779,464 fine on Ryanair for breaching consumer rights
Irish ultra-low-cost carrier Ryanair has been hit with a HUF 300 million ($779,464) fine by Hungarian authorities for…
Lufthansa apologizes after Orthodox Jewish travelers are banned from flight
German flag carrier Lufthansa (LHAB) (LHA) has issued an apology after banning Orthodox Jewish travelers from boarding a…
Delta passenger kicked off flight for political clothing to sue airline
A man was removed from a Delta Air Lines flight for allegedly violating the airline’s clothing policy. The…
Is bringing a flight forward just as disruptive as a delay? EU Court says yes
Passengers traveling on flights in Europe can claim compensation if their flight is delayed or canceled. But what about…
Law unclear on COVID flight refunds: UK closes probe into BA, Ryanair
Passengers may be left disappointed after the UK competition authority closed an investigation into British Airways and Ryanair…
Dear Vueling, Love Passengers Instead Of Places
There are good airlines, and there are some that could work harder for their passengers. Unfortunately, Vueling falls…
Airlines’ silence – a threat to airport security
Every day, over 100 000 people suffer from flight delays, cancellations, overbookings, baggage mix-ups and other exhausting challenges…
Skycop.com reveals ways airlines trick passengers
Even though air transportation is without a doubt the no. 1 choice for business and leisure travellers world-wide,…